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Cardigan By Robert W. Chani era LOST Alt0 10017331D. WWWru BAGLoist: blue; containing tamping lost off car afternoon. Cali FOrest 3515. Fiewayd.

DOGLost; screw-tail Boston bull; vicinity llth, at. and Angetrodt; reward. COlf at 76551I. DOGLost; Boston terrier; dark female; one blue eye, long tail; reward. Terminal Caillina4 1,66 Straight at Ilcit 5r2 With Hit The Globe-Democrat is a member of the Association of Newspaper.

Classified Advertising which includes the leading newspapers throughout the country. and also the Better Business Bt. Louie. both of which have as their aim elimination of fraudulent and misleading classified advert'sinst. The Globe-Democrat endeavors and desires to print only those classified ads which are truthful and dependable.

and asks that any of its readers having experience with an advertiser who does not conform to the highest standard of honesty report same to Classified Advertising Manager, Globe-Demo- crat- or Better Buainess Bureau. Continued from Page '3B that our best plan was to take a forest road over the mountains and make straight for Philadelphia. "There's a wood-road over the mountains," he said. "Cade knows I was scarcely listening, for just ahead I could see a signpost that must mark crossroads. I excitedly pointed it out to Mount he said coolly, "that's our runway.

The game will cross here In an hour or so. Sit, tight, Mr. Cardigan." But I was out Of my saddle and priming my rifle afresh before he could finish. "Poor lad!" he said, pityingly. 'Mord! but you're white as a ghost Shemmy, take the chaise south till you come to a spring brook that crosses the it's a hundred yards or so.

Cover the coach lamps with blankets. Cade, I gneu you had better take this side of the road with me. We want to be sure o' the post-boys. Mr. Cardigan, try to shoot the driver through the head.

There's too much risk in a low shot." For heaven's sake, be careful!" I groaned. "Remember the lady is In the chaise." "There, there!" said Mount, af--- fectionately clapping me on the shoulder. "You will have your dear lady safe in half an hour, lad. Na fear that we will faileh, Cade Then he bade the Weasel take his stand to the left, and posted me to the right; he himself sat down cross-legged under the signpost. The silence weighed me down; awful fear shot through and through me.

Suppose that, after all, they had gone north, risking the war bolt for a dash through to Crown Gap? I- thought of Silver Heels, while straining my ears for the sound of the chaise that bore her. Strange, but In my fevered excitement I found 'myself utterly unable to bring hera face to mind And per. haps I should never see that dear -face again. Suddenly a faint, far sound in the night stilled every pulse. I saw Mount slowly rise to his feet and step the shadow of the signpost.

I myself stood up, icy cold calm, eyes fixed on the darkness that engulfed the road Again the distant sound broke out In the stillness. Soon the noise of rapidly galloping horses sounded wheels striking stones rang out sharp and clear; two lights sparkled In the distance, growing yellower and bigger. On, on they came, horses at a gallop, chaise lurching, right into the crossroads. Then a blinding fi flash and crash split the gloom, echoed by another, and then a third. I leaped from my cover into a frantic mass of struggling horses which Renard was dragging violently into the road ditch, while Mount, swinging his rifle, knocked down a man who fired at him and beat him till he lay still.

A shadowy form leaped from the seat in front and ran across my path, doubling and disappearing Into the darkness; another slid from his horse, sinking to the ground without a sound. As sprang toward the chaise, the driver pitched off heavily, landing in a heap at my feet, face downward in the grass. Now the horses swung in front of me, plunging furiously in the smashed harness. Crash! went a wheel; the chaise cank forward; a horse fell. "Look out! Look out!" shouted Mount behind me as I ran to the swaying -Vehicle.

1 "Silver Heels!" I cried, tearing at the door of the chaise. For a second saw her terrified face at the window; her cry rang In my ears; then the door burst open and Wraxall sprang out, burying his knife in my neck. (Continued tomorrow.) s. 1 MASONIC MZETINGS CORNERSTONE LODGE No. 323Specia1 meetina Monday.

July 1. 9 a. to conduct itmeral of Bro. Jacob Oberwinder from Drehmann-HArral. 1905 N.

Union. at 10 a. tn. RALPH L. semmITT.

V. M. EUCLID LODGE Na. 505. A.

F. and A. M.Stated communication 7:30 p. tn. E.

A. degree-. Visiting brethren welcome. JACOB W. M.

MERLE CAMPBELL, Secretary. 14ARMONI LODGE No. 490Stated meeting; F. C. degree.

7:30 p. JOHN P. KUGLER. W. M.

ITASKA LODGE No. 420Stated communication Monday. July 7:30 p. m. F.

C. degree. A. R. KREMER, W.

M. MOUNT MORIAH LODGE No. 40Special meeting Tuesday, July 2. at 2:30 p. in.

Funeral of Brother A. J. Roulston. Master Masons invited to attend. A.

J. KARSTEN. W. M. PRIDE OF THE WEST LODGE No.

179 Special meeting Monday, July 1, 1 In, to conduct funeral of Brother Louis E. Haub. MAX F. RVGE, W. M.

TOWER GROVE LODGE No. 631Meets 8:30 a. m. Funeral Bro. John G.

Moser, Columbia Lodge No. 534, Pacific. Mo. Services Ziegenhein 2623 Cherokee et. 9:30 a.

in. Master Masons invited. Time permits no further notice. E. E.

SCHAEFER. W. M. SIDS, PLANS LSD 213TOTATZS. NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

The School District of Aftion, St. Louis County, will receive bids at the present School Building in Aftton. with 7:30 p. July 9, 1935. for the erection and completion of a new brick High School building.

Plans and specifications may be examined at the office of Bonsack Pearce, Architects, 411 Olive street, St. -Louis. Mo. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. See detailed advertisement in this newspaper on 24th day of June.

1935. P. W. A. Docket No.

6638. JOHN FRI BI S. Board ef Education. IL S. ENGINEER OFFICE, 428 Customhouse.

St. Louis. MooSealed bids, in duplicate. will be received until July 17. 1935, and then opened, for furnishing all labor and materials and performing all work for construction as follows: At 10:00 A.

Mississippi River: 1400 feet Revetment at Wilkinson, mile 83 to '94; 1200 feet Piling, Dikes at Seventy Six Crain Island, mile 85 to 109: 1600 feet Revetment at Kaskaskia Island. mile 109 to 116; 1400 feet Piling Dikes at Kaskaskia IslandSte. Genevieve, mile 109 to 127; 1000 feet Revetment at Ste. Genevieve. mile ,116 to 127; 1000 feet Revetment at Cabaret Island, mile 184 to 191; 1400 feet Piling Dikes at Wilson Island.

mile- 190 to 195. At 2:00 P. Missouri River: 2000 feet Piling Dikes at Pelican Island, mile 9 to 15: 2600 feet Revetment at Mullitophy Island. mile 16 to 22; ,2000 feet Piling Dikes at Howells Bonhomme Islands. mile'32 to 48: 3400 feet Piling Dikes at Hinkle Dozier Bends, mile 42 to 63.

(Mississippi. miles above mouth of Ohio River; Missouri, miles above mouth.) Further information on application. U. S. ENGINEER OFFICE, 428 Customhouse, St.

Louis. Mo.Sealed bids. in duplicate. will be received until July 18.1935-, and then opened, for furnishing all labor and materials and performing all work for construction in the Missouri as followe: At 10:00 A. 3000 feet Piling, Dikes at St.

Charles Reach. mile 21 to 32: 2000 feet Revetment at Spring-house Bend, mile 32 to 35: 1000 feet Revetment at St. Albans, mile 48 to 53:: 2000 feet Piling Dikes at Pinckney Bend. Washington. mile 63 to 89.

At 2:00 P. 2600 feet at Berger Bottoms. Hermann Reach. mile 81 to 97: 3000 feet Revetment at, Berger Bottoms. mile 81 to 89: 6000 feet Revetment at Marthasville Reach.

Washington. mile 63 to 78. (Miles about mouth.) Further Information on application. U. S.

ENGINEER, OFFICE. 428 Customhouse, St. Louis, bide. in duplicate, will be received until. July 16.

1935. and then opened, for furnishing all labor and materials and performing all work for construction in the Miesissippi River as follows; At 10:00 A. 1200 feet Piling Dikes at Goose Island. mile 32 to .42: 1800 feet Revetment at Price Landing. mile 26 to 32: 4600 feet Revetment at Devils Island.

mile 54 to 61; 2200 feet Piling Dikes at Chester. Illinois. mile- 110 to 116.,,, At 2:00 P. 1000 feet Revetment at Thebes Reach. mile 40 to 47: 2600 feet Revetment at Cape Girardeau, mile 47 to 54; 2000 feet Piling Dikes at Calico Island, Sulphur Springs.

mile 144 to 159: 3000 feet Revetment at Pulltight. mile 158 to 167. (Miles above mouth of Ohio River.) Further information on application. PROPOSALS. I wkowwwwww.cokftwow.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. The date for opening of bids on the Eihrewsbury. Sanitary and Root Water Sewers. under original publication June 14, has been changed to June 27 to July at 8 P. DI- I E.

C. JENNINGS. City Clerk. TRAVEL szarzcz. TAKE 2, July 3.

Y. City, back: 0 new car; experienced driver. 3459. When you lad something you eonoult Globe-Democrat Want Ado to see who loot And when, you are the loiter. 'slier will you oevertino your Moot Think it over.

SI Tcclay's By EUGENE n. 1 2 3 4 7 5 6 11 GREGOR. FORA (sea Claywell)--Of 4200 John on June 30. 1935, beloved wife nfl Frank Gregor. dear daugh ter daughtert-law, stater.

sister-In-law and aunt. Funeral July 2, 2 p. from Moydell Parlor, Mississippi and Allen ave. Intermenl New Pifiter Cemetery. GRIMES, RICHARD June 29, J935, 11:50 a.

rn. beloved father of Mrs. Dorothy Johnson and Horace Grimes. dear brother of Grimes, Pearl Medina Otnd Mrs. George Enderie, grandfather of pugentot.

Dorothy Ann Johnson and John Itichard Grimes, our dear father-in-law and uncle.1 Funeral front Arthur 1 J. Donnelly Par. lore. 3840 Lindell July 2. 8:30 a.

to Rt. Philip Ned Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Deceased was a member of St. Vincent de Paul and Holy Name Society.

ANTONOn June 29. 1935, at 6:45 0. beloved husband of Mary Hlarmann (nee Ebbeemeyer. dear father of Mrs. Leo Hoormann.

Edmund, Mrs. George Hebimann. Walter, Mrs. Anthony Gettemeier. Marie, Virginia, Anton Jr.

and Henrietta. our dear brother. father-in-law, grandfather and uncle. In hi 58th year. I 58th Funeral from residence on Airport on July at 8 a.

to St. MarY's Church. Bridgeton. thence to Sacred Heart Cemetery, Florissant, Mo. Clark service.

I HEGEL, MARGARETHA (nee )(mortise's' Id) -On June 30, 1935. at 4 p. beloved wife of the late Henry Hegel Sr-. dear mother ofi Henry Jr. and Martha Kuhn.

our dear I mother-In-law and grandmother. In her l76th year. Remains in tate at Robert's Par lore, 1905 S. Grand i hi. Notice of time and place of service' later.

HOMY, Athens. In, aged 13 years', June 29. 1935, beloved husband of Magdalena Motet. dear father of Minnie and Fred Hoist. dear brother of blra4 Matilda Sauerwein.

and grandfather. Funeral Tueu4, July 2. 2 p. m. from residence to et.

Evangelical Interment New Athena Cemetery. i JOUST, HILDEOARDE June 29. 1935. at 12:45 p. dear daughter of Joseph C.

and the late Marie A. Jobst (nee Mueller), dear dieter of Marie. Mrs. Frances Valdes I and the late Joseph A. Jobst our dear niece.

sister-in-law, aunt and cousin Funeral Tues. July 2. at 8:30 a. from residence, 4867 Hanover, to St. George's Church Interment In SS.

Peter and Paul's Cemetery. I KENNEDY. OlLMOND-Of Moberly. entered Into rest June ao. 1935.

at 8:45 a. beloved husband of Vangie Kennedy. dear father of Mrs. Carl P. Lay.

grandfather of Ormond Kennedy Lay and Carl Phillip Lay i dear brother of Mrs. J. L. Kennedy Eureka. at the age of 75 years.

In Funeral July a. at 1:30 p. from Ziegenhein Chapel, 2623 Cherokee to Mouat Hope KRONMEELLE14. wriulAm-Of Los Angeles, entered Into rest on June 30. 1935, at 4 a.

beloved husband of Lena Kronmuellet (nee Blattner), dear father of William Kronmueller our dear brother. uncle. ibrother-in-law, father-Inlaw and grandfather. In his 63d year. Due notice ot funeral later from the Provost Chapel, 3710 N.

Grand M. Los Angeles papers please copy. KUHN, AUGUS1 4112 I3urgen entered into rest June 28, 1935, at 2 p. beloved husband of Laura Kuhn Ines Illigemanlilear father of August Willard Eugene, Frederick. Paul, Marguerite and 'aura Kuhn.

dear father-In-law and grandfather, at the age of 68 years. i Funeral July 1. 1:30 p. m. from Ziegenhein Chapel 2623 Cherokee to Missouri Crematory.

i HELLMANN. AllIELIA (nee Pesold)- 530 N'orth Hills beloved wife of the late Peter KLIIIM1.1111. dear mother of Mrs. Ctrroline Lippe, Carl. Louis and Mrs.

Emma Kloepfer, I our dear sister. mother-In-law, sister-inelaw, grandmother and aunt. Services July 2. 1935, 2 p. from Kraeger-Vnss-Fix Funeral Home.

N. Kingshighway Lexington, to New Beth- lehem Cemetery. LANE, JOSEPHINE-At Chicago, on June 23. 1935, dear sister of the late Sarah. Joint J.

and Dr. M. A. bane, our dear sisterin-law and aunt. Interment Calvary Cemetery Tues.

at 10 a. in. Kriegahauser service. ELIZA (nee Wiese)--Ot 3205 Arsenal st4 entered Into rest on Sum. June 30, 1935, at 4 dear wife of the late Henry Leverens and dear mother of Frank and the late Adolph Leverens, our dear motherIin-law and aunt.

Funeral from Mutts' New Funeral Home, 2906 Gravois July 3. at 1:30 p. tn. Interms t. New St.

Marcus Ceme- tery. LIEBERMAN, UWE (nee Harig)--Of 10 4945A. Tholozan on June 30. 1935, at 12:10 14 beloved wife Of Charles Lieberman. dear mother of Rose, Sam, Dorothy and Betty Joine dear sister of George dear sister -In-law, aunt and niece.1 Funeral from the leidner Chapel.

2223 St. Louis- 'rues, July 2. at 2 p. an. Interment Mounl Sinai Cemetery.

MEIHOER. MiLDRED-Entered into rest June 29, 4935. at 11:16 p. beloved daughter IA George and Lillian Melhoter (nee Gamachel, our dear granddaughter, cousiri and niece, in her 20th year. 1 Notice of funeral later from residence, 315 Geyer ay.

Ziegenheln Service. MENZ, ANNA (nee Speliman)--Of Valley Park on $as, June 29, 1935. at 3:40 a. beloved of Mens Sr, daughter of OW late Anna Riley and our dear aunt and Friend. Funeral July 2, 8:30 a.

from Bopp Chapel, Kirkwood, to St. Peter's Church. 9 a. Interment Calvary Centsterir- I MOSER, JOHN G.e--2711A Armand, entered into rest June 29, 1935, 12:05 U. in, beloved husband of Margaret Moser (nee Heil), deat father of George Moser and Mrs.

Ruth! Hull (nee Moser), dear brother of Frank Moser -and Anna Jones, grandfather of Burton Hull Jr. and Ruth Hull. I Funeral Mon.4 July 9:30 a. from Ziegenhein Chapel, 2623 Cherokee to Valhalla Crematory. Deceased was a member of Colurtibia Lodge No.

634, A. F. and A. of Pacific. and Alhambra Grotto.

Service will be conducted under the auspices of i Tower Grove Lodge No. 631, A. F. and A.M. Please omit -flowers.

MUELLER, CLARA (nee Hesse) 4716 Pennsylvania aw, entered into rest Sat 29. 1935, 1 a. beloved mother of Mrs. Emma Hell, Mrs. Etta Edler, Mrs.

Clara Buchold (see Mueller). Robert Mueller and of the late William Mueller, dear slisstteerr.lonftaMwr,s. reat-grandinother and aunt, at the age of mErtmhear-In-law. ta'ndoumrotdhesarr. years.

1 Funeral Moril July 1. at 3 p. -from 11 genhein Bros. Chapel. 2623 Cherokee to St.

Matthew's Cemetery. ALLEY, DEIJA--Entered into rest on June 30, 1935. at 7:15 a. widow of the late James O'Malley, dear aunt of William TINell, Teresa and Agnes Steed. Funeral from the Mullen Chapel.

5165 Delmar on TUes, July 2, at 8:30 a. to St. Roch's Church, Interment Calvary Cemetery. 1 PRIGGE, SOPHIA (see Mmitzel)--Entered into rest ion June 29. 1935, beloved wife of Henry Primp, mother of Charles, lienry.

Walter, Arthur, Ersvin, William. Edward and Herbert, Mrs. H. W. Tramps.

Mr a Edith Denningmann, Mrs. Elmer Hurling. age 72 years 3 months and 9 days. Funeral Tues. July 2.

at 2 v. from the residence, 1, 41 N. Kingshighway, St. Charles, ito Immanuel Lutheran Church, thence Black Jack ROULSTON. ANDREW 4762 Cote Brilliant.

entered Into rest on June 30, 1935. idear husband of Pauline Hacker Rouistoni dear father of James Roy Andre J. Jr. Rouiston, Mrs. George F.

Krietmeyer, Mrs. Corinne Roulston Kiel and Mrs. Fred Althoff, our dear father-in-law and grandfather. Funeral from iDrehmann-Harral Chapel, 1905 Union July 2, 1935, 3:30 p-m. Deceased was a member of Mount Moriah Lodge NO.

40, A. F. and A. M. TEESE, JOHNJ-Entered into rest at St.

Clair, thine 29, 1935. at 11 a. m. Funeral from At. Clair Catholic Church.

Mon July 1 a. to Odd Fellows Cemetery. Casey service. WEIGEL, EDWARD-At Carthage, Fri- June 28. 1935.

1:30 P. beloved husband of Jessie dear father of lone Scnatsrnan of St. Louis and E. Bruce Weigel brother of Mrs. Dr.

Abel Charles Weigel of St. Louis, William Weigel of Detroit and Fred Weigel of California. i Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly Pee. lore, 3840 Lindell bi, Mon July 1, 8:30 a.

to Our Lady of Lourdes Church. Interment Valhalla Cemetery. WILLIAMS. WALTER IL-Of 7538 Comfort Maplewood, on June 29. 1935.

at 8:68 a. beloved husband of Amelia G. Williams (nee Fischer), our dear brother, rother-in-law, eon-in-law and uncle. Funeral Tues. July 2, 2:80 p.

from 1 Bopp Chapel, Kirkwood. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. i ZIEGLER, EMORY-6835A Graved' Ise, June 29, 1935, beloved brother of George, Frank, Eugene and Maggie Ziegler. Mrs. Barbara- Wagner.

Mrs. Thomas Morgan and the late John Ziegler, our dear brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from 1Southern Funeral Home, 6322 S. Grand bl Tiles, July 2. 2:30 a.

to Missouri Crematory- A member of A. B. U. V. end Gen.

0, D. Wolff Camp No. 5,, Sons of pair Veterans, U. Ill. A.

ZDIMEBER. FRANK-Formerly of 216 East Schirmer st. June 29. 1935. be- loved husband the late Mary Zimmorer nee Hartmann) dear father of Geraldine Sophia 2Immereri Eva Wehking and Julia Kennon, our dear.

brother, brother-in-law, father-in-law, ungle. grandfather and great- grandfather. Funeral from offmeister Chapel, 7814 6 S. Broadway, July 2. 8:30 a.

to St. Boniface Church. Interment Park Lawn Cemetery. Member Marine Engineers' eociation. 1 wAirrzn.

I1 WE HAVE a wattfng Sat tor tilted Cars. -AU makes and models. Will pay top prices. Spot cash. ROTTEWAN, 4605 Delmar.

RO. 4709. 1014 7' TZUCZIL IICCIESFor vie, without Maki awl panel bodies; low rates. GA. 3131.

SALL, AUTOSIOBIZI2 TESZIL GILLETTE routits. 13.95. 5.002219, 54.39, 5.252E18. 15.19. Other tees in proportion.

nY AH'S 4215 Natural Bridge. FORD---Latest 1935, lux first-class condition laaVing -towti and Must sell6152A Delmar. corrzs, FORDYen late '32 V-8; first-clam; condition; low mileage; private party; 2246. 317 DeBaliviere. Apt.

201. ItO. 1894. Euvacr 3 iron. A Or 4 good SSW car KINGS HICHWAVas4EUMCIT I II Used Trailers All Sizespand Types EXTRA LOW PRICES TERMS TO SUIT Chouteau 1 AUTOMOBELE LOANS.

LOANS MADE ON YOUR CAR 5 MINUTES; LOW VALLEY ELNANCE CORP, 2847 OLIVE .1 AUTO LOANSLOWEST RATES. Day and Night Auto Finance Co, $615 R. Grand. open day and night I zonsEs Awn TEITICIMS I TOE SALL, FOR good horses. mares and mules see Lowenstein.

1321-25 N. Smadway. HORSESOne saddle, one work horse. Murkett Stables. North Geyer rd.

I ANIMALS. POE SALE. 1, DOGS. EtILL PUPPIESCheap; 1144 mmnnhh I Add. 106.

Brans ND PIGZONS WANTZD. BIRDS everywhere: for cash. Canaries. parrakeets. parrots.

Olive Iron silmz. CANARIESLatgest selections: most all kinds. See large displays ot European finches. parrakeets. parrots.

larks. thrushes. cardinals. cages and Wholesale and retail. We ship where.

Visit or write. NATIONAL PET Ela0113. Slit and Oliva. HOUSZEOLit GOODS. I wArrnas.

ALL kinds furniture; carpets. contents of fiats. dwellings wanted badly; best prices. Sehober. CHestnut 6394.

We call anywhere. HIGHEST PRICES Imitt GArneld 6228- Sundays and evenings. CAbany 6294. ItIOSPITAL SUPPLIFS kinds; folding chairs. Cord Moving Co.

MU. 5970. 11011 BAL. DINING-ROOM SETIn Lake Fort i was $800; solid oak, carved. Old Eng titan very attractive for fine home; like, new.

BIland 2315. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR BARGAINS'. If you want real bargains for cash in Leonardo, Stewart Warners and Majesties, see surplus stock from our retail We need display MOM Sites 4 to 13 cu. MEEHAN, 521 Mart 401 S. leth.

WASIIERSMaytag aluminum tub, 116i Easy, $14; Western. $6. 4119 AUTOMATIC -ZZIMICIERATORL SALL tEELVINATOR-5 en. St-a 849.80a Copeland all-porcelain. 012 ca.

Al condition. Roger Putnam' 8719 Delmar. LEONARD ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR; all porcelain interior; floor model that can hardly be told from new; big value at $85; fine for small family: full guarantee and year's free service cheerfully given: no cash town payment necessary and yen', very easy monthly terms. Aeolian Co. 1004 Olive, STORE rirrysztos; .1 von BEAUTY PABLO EQUIPILIIINT REMODELING sale prices slashed on beauty and barber shop equipment and suppilea.

Louis Beauty and Barber Supp)y 109 N. Broadway. I Olrixot 10.10.;10..0:41.40406,060606.1004060.6"AmPlaa". WANTED. A WE BUY OR SELL USED OFFICE FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT JORDAN-SCHEID CO, fl Southeast Corner 7th itad Market 1.

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Add. 100. DADIOA AND 017PTLIE 11. I wANTzn. 1 Tie want to sell your radio, tatt0101 or washer.

rail GAetteld 7533. VVE pay rash for all kinds of used Call Mr. Sidnel lEtterson 7150. ron SIJL1411. 4 DNIXFiCA Victor- automobile radios: latest 644.95 De Luxe model.

used in our salesmen cars; big bargain at $34.96 booked UP to your aerial and -fully guaranteed; ea57 terms. Aeolian C.o..1004 litAcrwarzwr. WflWW wait mAirsturzax. 7011 ISALL ONE 8-ntiftift- Jobe Deere grain Medeet good coon BERRY a EQUIPMENT CO 4121 oreet Park. NEwsteed 1816.

Icmonases. I vtAirTmxt. pants NEVI DEAL CO 66" goats 1.. dresees a NEW DEAL CO Bare mita Jetate coats. 2625 Franklin.

JR. 9954. Pays best prices. $5 Eter4 LT! PA. 4853.

1155 Franklin. GA. suLi APPAREL Pay 16 to 120 foe anon's suits, panto toettl ladies' drew. Cali CAbany 5246. Auto HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR OLD Pt R8.

MR, JAMES. MU. 159 ACTO CALLS. IgAzalml somixaszovs. and UGIISttEnuu.doiDirnte- tan.d Tuba.

Sink. Pine and Fittings. SALVAGE WRECILEVG- a SUPPLY CO. 0563 Easton Avow SONedale ZOOS KINGSHIORWAY. 6412 N.Sleeping, twin beds: garage; gentlemen.

Manz 8981R 111017TZ. HARTFORD361-Cool; twin beds; tag i 101112 bath; board optional; gentleman. souTinvz 6600Private; 3 rooms. Seth. furnished; week.

Errerling 3935. 1.2152 WEST PINE. 4007Lerte trent kitchen, ette. phone. laundry.

rarer. WEST. PINE. 4389N1cely turnishett hotteekeeping; clean, quiet; notivelliencell 210TZTol; ALCAZAR ROTEL, 3127 Lecusb-Speelat seamier rates, 780 day, 23 week garage. ttELMAI4 4004 (The ChadvricklFresk, clean, newly decorated, rooms lusd maid service: express bus at front deer.

10 umlaute. te downtowns reseeasble rates. Westmoreland, Hotellarge, airy rooms; ideal for summers low rates. 21504 ROOMS wrra 2101111De 7) sotrrm- GRAND, 15409A S.Largo room; atiSoinS bath; for 1 or 2. Riverside 1279W.

VICTOR, 3524Large room, southern ex. excellent meals. LAclede 0332. 6751Lovely front, twin beds; excellent meals. CA.

6842. ENRIGUT. 5065Cool front roomhognee like: meals: 55 and $5.50. WASHINGTON, 5115 (2d floor)Fanig wholesome Pals a specialty; resonable. me.

runatzsurrat. vrz ST. tISIDELL. 4146 coal. beautifully aished 4-reom apartment; south porch; garage; also small apartment for July' see building' manager.

OLIVE, 3715-2 roams. 3-room apart. meats, $6: gas, electric. porches; children. WEST PINE, 4341-3 reams, private electric range and refrikeration; garage; single room with kitchenette.

plt7r2z1swgz. I BOITTIL 1TA, 13673--4 root ALBERTA a673--4 rooms and garago; heat, light, zits, refrigerator and gas stove furnished. 1 KEOKIE, 3801-03-3-4 Roon LrFFI CIE441A; $EE TO SOUTHWEST. LYS-DOVER, 7212Apartment rents lag upt get located; 3 and 5 rooms; sonable. Sea manager.

Inland 6294. WEST. McCAUSLAND. 1316-6-room efficiency; Brat Boom' moderns Inland 3462. blePRERSON.

4438Bedroom newly decorated; reasonable. Call 110.3568. rzATs PCB BENIN 'NORTHWEST. ASHLAND, 4 rooms, sleeping porch; garage; steam heat, hardwood; open today. CAbany 1683J.

THEODOBIA, 5322--3 rooms, modern; lit floor house; 416; adults. VMS RER1HOLTOT-4980A-6 rooms; adults; newt, demented. JEfferoon 8109. EVANS 4662-4 splendid dealt 'WM. bath, furnace; best condition; open $18 4396 5 rooms, modern; bed condition Janitor nenices opeat 135 Dwzizrares ran wravr.

Irmarzsmen. 0172frirmasrry CITY. 1 FURNISHED RESID2CE-7 rooms. 4 bedrooms; for 1 or 2 mouths. CA.

8370. iwtokolo.0"0.m."0.0""".0.0",.." WIL3STZ31 1111101TEL 6 ROOME3---furntshott. tor summer; bext location; reasonable. WEbeter. 16883.

131T7ITZNISILIED. GILENDALL ELM. 19---1og1iah bungalow, brick: sin-rooms, 114 baths; $52.50. XI. 1727.

ZERXWOOIL bESIRABLE4 riOME-4 bedrooms, yardr furnished or tutfurnished. K1. 1234. SIVIEWSZVITAT SANDAtt" 94-3-room modern bonne, know inent garage. i Itthunt 0293 week dsys, winwrzz azoirzo; SPENCER rooms, tried modern: garage; $55.

MUThert7 7104. StiSINNSS LOCATIONS TO LZT 113 9 FIRST, 423-- corner Valentine) or part, ground floor, 9000 sonar feet; sprinkler: private aid; track. Hays your agent roil PRoopect 1827. FLAT----Upp, suitable-for doctor or tist. LAclede ,2994.

Z01711Z WANTZD ROUSE or modern; 6 -rooms; ylvatirlealddr1 roust have back PSOPZIITT Pon, 2LATS. 4 SOUTH. RESIDENCE-1---Frgle; nice. large lot now arranged foe tw -families, 3-3 rfoomas. bath each.

4r272 rtford. IIESIDENOSIS. '110117171, RESIDENCE1Fratne nice, large lat; 1110W arranged fog two families, 3-3 rooms, bath each.4072 Hartford. MONET WANTED. WRITE for- Our list of 6 por cent nrot deeds of trust; security.

GANNON FRANKE REALTY CO rye, 1008 Chestnut. CHestriut 1552. sinstramkati PItOPZIMT 702 SALE. WbWrWUWU i i LAKE AND FLAVIA---Niee 41roem bouee. 111950 Call 14 Dana 0293 week days.

OcrazwooD. COLONIAL HOMESUnder tonstructioof nameable terpou Bo loff. Kirkwood 1234. i 1310 TZS. FOR OR LEASE.

222 Port lentl terrace; 6 rooms, sunrootn4 sleeping porch: garage. FIRST NATIONAL REALTY. R. gitftl, RES1tENCE-4-Large. rooingi corner lot; 2 acres or mere: lovely trees.

RE. 8881. TREILBLEYWILSON R. E. LOANS Write for mall of Webster and our list.

rnosE for lige of hernell tor sole or lease. TREA) R. APPEL. REpubile- 0160. AND LANDS WANTS, FARE to 200 ere.

wttbto 35 miles. off Grotots rood. owners Indy. 11448 Drottley. STorlIng 2323.

et GM owners only. 6448 DrildleY STellinor 2343" 1- 1 Morn 11Ci1LOAN41ZAZE IIETATIlp WILL LENT) ,5 per tent to private partiee oniy On good real estate. atttAk par. ticularo. Adtt.

Le 99. HAVE S30.000 for apartment or residence loans. Give lricription Add IC 99 O.D. MONTT TO Oalt ON PZZSONAll pROPZZTT. MONET TO LOA1-o-2 per month on your diamonds.

watches and 912 Mrsmalin. Eatablished 1272. LOANS om DIATION1 612-13, Holland LOANS. 1'04'04 Witte. Repair whet convadent.

Holland- Loan. Co. 612-13 Holland Bldg. szAtrrr CULTIME BECOME independsuL Learn beauty culture. Best shops demand our operators.

Phone, write or call for free booklet. St. Louis Acadezny of Beauty culture. 620 St. Charles et.

effeetnut 8578. MARINZLLO INTERNATIoNALLY ESTABLISHED SYSTEM OF BEAUTY CULTURE. 4479 Washington ht. The only authorized Marinello School in the state. Day and evening classes.

NEwstead 0600. WANTED LADIES. LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE and be placed. Our thousands of graduate shop owners depend On WI for help: prepare now. Call.

write or phone for free'booklet. I MOLER SYSTEM. 810 N. 6th. CH 8581.

MENDONE BE IDLE. Learn barbering and be placed. Call. write or phone for free booklet. bloter 810 N.

Phone CEntral 3582. UNDERWOOD AND ROYAL 3 tree trial. St. Louie 713 Pine. AtAin 1162.

wxszuse ampAnts. w.www,,Aft, 0 Vil Sao qv SERVICE CALLS INSPECTION i RAINotZ6511ERS I VACUUM CIEAIERS WRINGER ALLEULAPIIIANCES 4 AL WASHERS "Service That Counts" I 5585 01115114Lido 5400 GRAMM BITVATIONS WANTRD--wpmEN. IllOORKERPER-8TENOGRA2HERSit: years' experience; Al references. FL. 7403.

CASHIER---8iL 10 experience; some typing; call Highland 3606. 61111---81L; colored; experienced: housework, eooking or day work. FR. 2936. 18; refined; care children; $4 week.

LAciede 7991. home washing. Call. deliver. 'Wand 3664.

Mrs. Josephine Cepak. or plain cooking, by day or week: good references. NEwstead 0383. experienced.

or home typing: reasonable. CAbany 5754W. SITUATIONS WANTEDMEN'. colored; experienced: city restaurants or hotel. NEwstead 0394.

tuckpointint, rooting, general repairs; reasonable. E. 1018. paper hanging, tuekpointlar I day or contract; mod work- JIEL 3898. LP WANTIODWOZICEN.

ROUSEHOLD GIRLWhite houmewor cooking; reCerencea. 6177 Raymond. FOrest. 8102. I SALESAVONINN AND SOLICITONS.

WOMENWill employ 10. 18-30 goo BelarYl average $16.50 weekly. Room 303. Shubert Theater. Bldg.

MIIICZLIBAN30171L GIRLSFor curb service. Apply at 586t1 W. Florissant. GIRLSFor curb service. Apply at 586S W.

Florissant. BOYWork in drug store Add. 105. xzzatrTrincs AND KANAGIDS MANAGEKManufacturers of Vita-Pet world eye opener establiehing brunch ofMos in Louis; will train one local man as branch manager; drawing aocount against commission; merchandise -investment, 1250 required and returnable. Apply Mr.

Covington-, Hotel Statist'. SALNICKEN AND SOLICITORS. A NEW 25e hem, ells en sight. Real op. portunity.

B. A L. Sales. 806 Chestnut. MEN IILL OR PART TIME, WHO HAVE HAD EITHER INSIDE OR OUTSIDE EXPERIENCE IN MEETING THE PUBLIC; MUST BE NEAT APPEARING AND NOT OVER BO YEARS OF APPLY 704 N.

THIRD MONDAY ONLY. ASK FOR MR. HILD, WITTE HARDWARE WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS. MENAbove 18 years of age, for work in Our electrical ssales department; experience not noceasary. Apply to room 212 Insurance Exchange 1205 Olive, between 8 and 11 a.

in. Union Electric Light and Power Company-. MEN-3 more, to give out samples an take orders; established city route; Mir anteed salary to start, 110, plus bonus. Call today, 4 p. room 319, 4 N.

Sth. MEN-2 ambiuous young, stsady employment: salary. Room 303. 320 N. Grand.

MUST have high-class men with cars to can on wholesale and retail trade. Call before 9 a. Murphy Bldg. East ht. Louis.

NATIONALLY known drug manufacturer has opening for salesman well acquainted with retail drug trade in St. Louis and Eastern Missouri; must know window trimming and own position worth 375 weekly in commissions to producer; include full particulars and phone number in first letter. Add 78. SALESMENBig money selling moos summer suits, $5.45 to 7.85 St. Louis made.

480 Arend Bldg. riLESMEN-50, experience not necessary. 604 International 22 Chestnut. SPECIAL remunerative old line life Incur. once eentraet Paisley, 421 Kinloch Bldg.

TELEPHONE prominent radio station. 1700 Continental Life Bldg. SALESMEN Permanent employment to sell electriC refrigerators on our no-down payment plan: training: leads; floor days and working advance given to those who Qualify. Apply M. Elan between 10 and 12 a.

1205 Olive. UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY. I TER TRADER BARBERExperienced; steady Job. 116 Market. CABINET makers to work on bar fixtures.

beer coolers. refrigerator cases: plenty of work. account Increasing capacity; bring your tools. Ehrlicele Sons Mfg. St.

Joseph. Mo. EXPERT instrument makers. Several years' experience on precision work covering model making, fabrication of metals, forming of parts and experimental work of intricate nature on mechanical parts.1 Must be able to work from blue prints land -operate all machines pertaining to this type of work. State age, experience, qualifications and references In first letter.

Address replies to 403 Wilder Rochester, N. Y. AUTO DETVERS for nuts marathon races mnet be amateur drivers. Ramona Speedway, Natural Bridge and Cannon rdx. AUTOMOBILE WASHERColored; experienced: must 'have references and be Al.

Apply 7300 IS I3roadway after 2 p. m. Monday. WAITERWhite: must have hotel experience; union man: salary $17 week, six days; must have references. Apply Mounds Country Club.

011111111Vil1e rd. MENIf yea de not want to work do not answer this ad we handle the old reliable J. R. Watkins Apply fiL E. eorner of Doyle and Olive.

to be trained for branch store managerst about $20 tveck-to those who qualify. 9-11 R. 1045 N. Grand. PORTERExperienced.

306 N. 13th. liOUNO MANCollege or high-ochooltrainMg; vacation work good pay. 320. 408 Pine.

YOUNG MANiror grocery store: experienced with tneate. 4620 (Intro zoloarzsa roz SALL BA RIIPM MHOP--2-ehatt I cheap. 1724 8.. Ninth. BARBER 8ROP-3 whits chairs: rent $16.50: 3 rooms.

4204 Cr. BEAUTY SHOPEugeno machina: dryer; shampoo board: all $45. 4204 Manehestvr. BROCERT-MEAT 'MARKET Modern: good location; must sell. Owasrl leaving town.

CAbanv 42531. i IKA -1111111M1811AGE BATH equipped; West End beet ell. 'stele; leaving eity, EVergreen 0673. RESTAURANT--016 established; low rent. 15036 Shreve.

$4000 TO 510.000If you are of good character and possess energY and-ordinary Intelligence. will establish you In a desirable and permanently sound business which provides a better than ordinary profit. Write A P3. DIRECT representativo, from New Tork investment house, la now in Louts: would Rho to contact old or new -corn- panics desiring additional capital through I sal. of their securities.

Phone 8.1S. Gal-1 lows, Statist Hotel, for That Counts' RINGLost; black onyx. small diamond; near Grand and Easton; initials J. S. Call JEfferson 0555.

WIRE WHEEL AND TIRELost; between Jefferson and Grand on Natural Bridge, Sunday morning; $5 reward), PRot. pect, TO EDIDERS. If you have found a dot, Perils, Jews lrl fur or any other article that is not advertised in today's Globe-Democrat. call GArtield 1212, the Losers Service Bureau. Accurate index is maintained of all lost and found ads appearing in the Globe, Democrat I for the pest several weeks.

which may be of material akeistanct In locating the owner. To LOSERS. When you advertise a bat article of any kind In the Globe-Democrat, your advertisement will receive the benefit of free listing in our Losers' Service Bureau. This service Is provided without additional cost to our advertisers and facilitates recovery of lost articles- I I PZINISON AIS. I Dr.

Trotter's BetteriTeeth Specialist. The Better Grades of False Teeth at Reduced Prices, Teeth that 3rese can eat with and wear In your month instead of your pocket 30 Yeses' esPeriellecy up to date, and absolutely reliable. If you are forced to wear False Teeth, you should have the best. Free Consultation. Teeth repaired in three hours.

20312 SEVENTH rrn Naar Pins I WILL. not be responsible for debts contracted by anvone other than mYsell. HERMAN BACHMANN, 419 Koeln. LICENSED MIDWIFEMrs. B.

Townley, specialist in obstetrics. 3463 S. GranLAciede 8187. 3909 Bates, Riverside 4100. LICENSED MIDWIFELadim oared tor before and after strictly confidential.

Mrs. G. 2014 Victor. GRand 2295. LICENSED MIDWIEELadlea cared for before and after: strictly confidential.

N1RS. KLING. 2309A 8.112th. 011.7944. MIDWIFE-e-Specialist in obstetrics.

Mr. J. Davis, 3648 S. Grand. LAciede 5510.

MRS. MARV O'CONIELL, 5932 EASTON. EV. 2134. LACE CURTAINS CLEANED.

sPZCIAL NOTICIIL' '4 1" Why Pay More A ji PLATES in, dr.41. .50 Upper Lower Gold Dnst MithVoSU COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF RRING THIS AD This Ad Gond for on Upp--' I 1 nv and Lower Plate Dr. 1.1. C. Hutchison 1 JEFFERSON and MARKET Entrance on Market Street) IMMENOMESIMMi G-n 10 I SERVICE AND SELLING i DIRECTORY.

BUILDING AND MATEBIAIAL W.o,WisfloWoa.W0.0Waabad BUILDING MATEILIALL BR1CK4CLEAN; LOADED; 63.75 PER 1000. 1240 Pi. MD. JEFFERsON 4755. MUCKSFACEHARD AND SOFT.

Fire brick; lumber, all dimensions; Win" down and used building materials. 1620 N. 10TH. CHESTNUT 5165 HARD choice red stock brick. and 2a1626 ft.

lilt N. Broadway. LUMBER.1 ALL SIZESAise bard red brick; on wrecking job. $31 Vgade venter. GArlield 9058.

wwWrwuWwuw OODDICIVG. I CLEAN Blue Grose Sod deleered, ite laid extra. R. a IL Sad I. 4441.

WALL PAPER AND cLzAzazto. A NO. 1 PAPERINGLow pricent clean. Mg, interior )minting. Jones.

ER. 5379; PAPERING 'r Low rates; work myself. KING. 5632 Acme. MUlberry 6736.

PAPERING. painting. steaming: Juan ape. elm' prompt service. Ctodtelter, PR.

1043. WALL PAPER, painting, eleanIngt contrac- tor 30 years. CA, 6793 (Lyte). 6640 Cates. COAL, COKE AND WOOD.

SCREENINGS Prairie Coal Landreth Bldg. CZ. 4224. IIXTZIBMIZEILTORS BEDBUGS, MOTHS, FUMIGATED; CT. ANIDE OAS; GUARANTEED.

Pit. 5020. ROACHES BEDBUGS, TERMITES. ETC. Extermination positively guaranteed.

Licensed Fumigators. FATERM.ALL PRODUCTS 504 Chouteau. GArfield 1062. run COATS. FUR COATS cleaned, relined, glazed and stored for $13.50.

Ernst Oertel, 3720 Olive st. Renowned Furriers since 1893. FRanklin 2826.. GOLD AND 131111TEZ WANTIM CASH for gold, lewelry, coins, teeth, antiques. Gem Jewelry 537 Arrade Bldg.

HIGHEST Prices paid for old gold. broken )eweiry, diamonds. C. Miller, 8.02 Pine. NEW high rash prices paid for old gold: broken or discarded jewelry, Fold teeth, watches, diamonds, sliver.

Smith Jewelry 507 bi. Grand. at Olive. 1., i NM 1, VERTICAL. i 37.

Levele down. 38. Produces sounds.45. Wise 41. Make reparation.48.

A fastening. 44. Canso fo It 60. Indistinct. 1 ANSWER TO SATURDAYS PUZZLE.

A' L11111.2121niMit COMAINI2In riA built-SUN 14501211.21WANIAIIVittil :412111:14 ROHN IttIMIS11.21i EISIIITINW1VRIAL1S'i1i211111 17.1,9 1,141116,70 Copyright. 19356, Continued from Page A. his own double and a single by Freitas. A fast play by Myers in the fifth. Riggs' stop in the sixth and a running catch by Myers of Dean's long pop fly in the sixth, helped Freitas hold his-no-hit attempt secure.

So did Goodman's running catch of Martin's drive at the start of the seventh. Orsatti, however, beat out a hit to Myers over second base on a close play. Whitehead popped out, but Medwick crashed his homer over the left-field wall. doe's lelst Hit The drive appeared foul by several feet from the press box, but it evidently was blown around the foul pole after it had cleared the fence, therefore iwaa a legitimate four-bagger. It was Joe's 101st hit of the season.

His Saturday homer was his 100t.h. He is the first big leaguer to reach the century mark this year. i Following the wet interlude. Dean pitched out of a hole in Cincy's seventh and Freitas prevented scoring in the eighth, after Davis doubled with none out. The Reds made tviti more hits in the eighth without reaching the plate.

Martin struck out opening the ninth, and after Orsatti singled to right Whitehead and Medwick flied out. Monahan Here Today. 1 Frisch says he'll send Bill Ha Ilaban against the Pirates at Sports-mans Park tomorrow afternoon. Another single game will be played with the Bucs, Tuesday, but the contest slated for Wednesday has been set back until the last week of the season for the benefit of American Legion fans. On the road the Cards won three out of five games in Boston, lost three straight in New York, won three out of four in Philadelphia, three out of five in Brooklyn and lost three straight in Cincinnati.

TBoy Scout Jamboree Closes. By'Associated St. JOHNS, QUEBEC, June 30. Boy Scots of the United States and Canada knelt in prayer today and brought to a close the first International Boy Scout Jamboree held on Quebec solL DEATHS. BASS, ANNA HILLIAM O.

RUSSEN, WITHELMDiA 1 CASKANETT, JOHN CREVELIUS, GEORGE G. DIENST, VAIL J. GRAUBNER, ErUGMNZ H. GREGOR. FLORA GRIMES, RICHARD I.

HAARMANN. ANTON HEGEL. MARGARETHA GUSTAVE I JORST, HILDEGARDE A KENNEDY. ORMOND KRONMUELLER. WLLLIAM KUHN, AUGUST F.

KICELMANN. AMELIA LANE. JOSEPHECE LEI'LrEENZ, ELLZA LIEBERMAN, LOUISE. MEIHOVEI, MILDRED MENZ. ANNA MOSER, JOHN a.

MUELLER. CLARA O'MALLEY. DELIA FRICrGE. SOPHIA ROCLSTON. ANDREW J.

TEESE. JOILN wriorm; EDWARD WILLIAMS. H. ZIEGLER, flENU ZIMMERER. PRANK I CREMATORIES Cbaptt at latmegits MassolesseCrernatoryCalumbarlem 7600 St.

Charles Reek RA. CAltany 4900. I FUNERAL DIRECTORS FEEL FREE TO PHONE FO 7000 US DAT NIGHT CHAS. F. STUART SONS FITNER AL HOME AND CHAPEL MATH.

HERMANN SON. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. FAIR AND WEST FLORISSANT COlfax 0380. LEIDNER FUNERAL DIRECTOPew. Co.

3390. 2223 St. Louis. CE. 369 Wagoner Co.

3621 Olive Day and Night PRIVATE PARKINO SPACE. L.ND. Chapel Chapel 3634 Gravels. 2321 S. BroaeweY.

DEATHS. BASS, ANNA (nee Carlin)--Entered Into rest June 30, 1935. at 2:30 a. beloved wife of Charles Bass. dear mother of mrs.

Margaret Giammanco, Mrs. Mary Smith and Charles Baas our dear sister, mother-in-law grandmother1 slater-in- law. aunt and Funeral from the residence. 1409 St. Ange Ju at 8:30 a.

to Vincent ChurcL Interment Calvary Cemetery. norr WILLIAM 0.Of Ballwin, June 30, 1935, m. beloved husband of Ella Bopp (nee Schroetier). dear of Alice E. Burgess (nee Bow)) and Charles H.

son of the late Henry and Mary Bopp (nee Kesslr). dear brother of Louis 11.. Edward, George. Henry, Ada Buermann, Elizabeth Hewitt, the late Julia and John F. 3opp, our dear son-in-law, brother-in-law, father-in-law and uncle, in his blet year.

1 Remains at residence until 12 noon July 3. Services 2 p. in. at St. John's Evangelical Church.

Manchester, Mo. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. 1 BESSEN. WILHEILMINA 4327A Gibson, beloved wife of Harry R. Bussen, dear mother of Harry A.

and Gertrude Bunsen, dear daughter of Anton Gralike. Due notice of time later from Robert's Parlors, 1905 S. Grand bl. CASEASETT, JOHNOf 5327 Reber- June 29, 1935, beloved husband of Mrs. Mary A.

Caskanett. dear father of Mrs. Mayme Carmack, Mrs. Alma Stroup. John.

Thomas, Louis and the late Margaret Hail. our grandfather and father-in-law. Funeral 1:30 p. from McLaughlin's. 2301 Lafayette.

Interment Calvary Cethetery. CRECELICS, GEORGE 120 Chestnut Webster on Sat. June 29. 1935. 6:30 p.

dear husband of It.dna Crecelius (nee ransher), father of George Jr. and the late Gloria. dear son of Caroline and the late George Crecellus our dear brother, son-in-law, brother-in-law and uncle. In his 37th year. Funeral July 2, at 3 p.

from EoPP's Chapel. Kirkwood, to Old St. John a Cemetery, Mehlville Mo. DIENST EMIL 6267A Delmar Into nto rest on June 30. 1935, at 9 a.

ra beloved husband of Martha Dienst (nee Woeldike)r and dear father of Edna Dienst, dear brother-in-law of Mrs. It. J. Dawson and Ben and Oscar Wool-dike. Funeral from the Mullen Chapel, 5165 Delmar Id.

on July 2. at 2 p. tn. Interment in New, Picker Cemetery. GRAPONER, EtGENIS ILPaused on, on June 29, 1935.

at 10 p. dearly beloved son of Henry and Augusta Graubner (nee Sonderrnann), dear-brother of Milton Anita Lehtle. Ruth Lefholz and Dorothy Graubner, our dear grandson, uncle, brother-in-law, nephew and cousin, age 23 years. Funeral July 2, at 3 Tx m- from Math. Hermann 41 Sons Chapel.

Fair and West Florismant Interment in oup Peter's CemeterY. A member of 3oy Scout Tr No. 148. ZS. i LIAM I 1 Cross-Word Puzzle SHEFFER 7 8 1 10, i 12 13 I 1 7 14 NW' A 16 i 7 17 18 11 20 21 1 7 22 1 24 1- 25 26 27 I 2 8 Pi A 30 31 32 33 34 r.35 36 37 38 5'1 '7 40 41 42 7 43 44 45 VZ 46 4 1 47 48 -7, 41 50 1 1 ,75 53, 52-- 14 41 14 1, 16 7 17 18 20 21 IX 22 1- 24 25 26 I '7f 28 30 31 32, 33 3435 3'1 40 41 43 :.414 45 4517 1 48 452'1, .4 1 I.

7, 0, 0 12, 13 11 23 36 31 38 42 la STALIN REVIEWS 100,000 IN PARADE OF ATHLETES By Associated Press MOSCOW, June 30.Joseph Sta, lin reviewed more than 100,000 men, women and child athletes today in the annual physical culture parade i -through Red Square; Hunters, archers, mountain climbers, girls in gym shirts ad shorts andanautical sportsmen carrying boats were among the paraders. Thousands of small children, in bright-colored sweaters, released a flock of carrier pigeons which soared over Stalin's head as they 'passed the reviewing stand, on Lenin's Tomb. Weather Reports From Leading Cities UNI'rED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU. Observations made at 7 p.

Jun. 30. 1935, central standard time, at all tions.4 os Vrt; in 4) C4 STATIONS. Erg f4 FT. LOUIS Pt cloudy 84 90 Amarillo.

Tex. Clear 94 94 Asheville. N. C. Cloudy 74 86 .16 Atlanta, Ga.

Pt cloudy 80 92 Atlantic atty. N. J. Pt cloudy 0 76 likoise, Idaho Clear 64 64 Boston, Mass. Clear 80 88 Calgary.

Alberta Cloudy 58 60 .12 Charleaton S. C. Pt cloudy 80 84 Chicago. IlL Pt cloudy 74 80 Cincinnati. Ohio Cloudy 76 90 .12 Cleveland.

Ohio Clear 78 80 Concordia, Kan. Pt cloudy 82 84 .04 Dallas. Tex. Clear 90 92 Davenpdt. la.

Cloudy 88 Denver, Colo. Clear. 90, 92 Detroit. Mich. Clear 76- Dodge City.

Kan. Clear 88 92 Duluth. Minn. Cloudy 52 ISM Rdmonton. Alberta Clear 66 70 .10 LI Paso, Tex.

Clear 94 96 Helena, Mont. Cloudy 50 bit .02 Indianapolis, In Rain 72 92 .12 Kansas City. Mci.r Pt cloudy 78 90 .01 Little Rock. Ark. Pt cloudy 84 90 .10 Lois Angeles.

Cal. Cloudy 68 72 Louisville, Ky. Rain 80 90 04, Idemphis, Tenn. Cloudy 82 88 Miami. Fla.

-Cloudy 88 .02 Minneapolis. Minn. Cloudy 74 86 .64 Montgomery, Ala. Pt cloudy 76 88 Montreal. Que.

Clear 70 80 Nashville, Tenn. Rain 74 86 .02 New Orleans. La. Cloudy 82 90 .02 New York, N. Pt cloudy 72 f44 Oklahoma City.

bk. Clear 84 88 Neb. Rain 74 82 .01 Phoenix. Ariz. Clear UK) 102 Pittsburgh.

Pa. Ft cloudy 82 90 Portland, Ore. Cloudy 60 60 .11 Prince Albert. Sask. Rain '68 68 .02 Raleigh, N.

C. Pt cloudy 86 92 Salt Lake City. Utah Clear 72 4 -San Antonio. Tex. PI cloudy 86 90 8a3 Francisco.

Cal. Clear 644 72 Santa Fe, N. M. Clear 82 82 St. Ste.

Marie, Mich. Clear 74 $2 Sheridan, Wyo. Clear 72 74 .02 Epringfield. Mo. Cloudy 72 84 444) Swift Current.

Sask. Pt c'dy 68 68 .04 Valentine. Neb. Clear h2 82 Vicksburg. Miss.

Cloudy 76 86 D. C. Cloudy 82 92 Williston. N. D.

Cloudy 68 72 'Winnipeg. Mann. Pt cloudy $2 84 The maximum temperature and the pre elpitation are for the 12 hours eliding at I 7 m. Trace, or les than 1-100th of an Inch. HORIVISTAL.

1. Variety of snake contempt. (pi.) 30. Make an 7. Imitated.

I 31 Retreats. 11. Traveling Com, 85. Ventures. pany.

39. Winged. 12. Entices. 40.

Extinct toirtl 14. A green mineraL42. A son of Ji 15. Lizard. 43.

Large cover 16. Piece to afford vehicle. 1. Variety of snake' (pi.) 30. 7.

imitated. I st 11. Traveling Com- 85. pony. 39.

12. Entices. 40. 14. A green minera1.42.

15. Lizard. 43. 16. Piece to afford bearing surface 44.

(machinery). 17. Sidelong looks. 46. 19.

Small mouthful. 47. 20. Snake-like fishes.49. 22.

Without 51. 23. Persian fairy. 52. 24.

Idle fancy. 26. Became grave. 53. 28.

Expression of 64. VEATICA 1. Narrow sword. 21. 2.

Fit for tillage. 23. 8. Domestic anitual.25. 4.

Wicked. 27. 5. Valued. I 29.

6. Gibes. 7. Exprognion of 31. sorrow.

32. 8. A breed of dog.33. 9. Eradicator.

10. Confined. 31. 13. Savory, 3c.

18. Indian contempt. Make an edging. Retreats. Ventures.

Winged. Extinct bird. A. son of Jacob. Large covered vehicle.

Bars on which meet is Stockade. Burdening. Dark brown pigment. Mechanical contrivances. Depression.

Judged. Cavalry sword. Leaf of a Angry. Evil. A plant used commercially.

Acts Exultant. 13read on which anchovies are served. Stained. 'To free front impurities. 10.

11. 13..